Bodies Full of Burning

Name: Bodies Full of Burning
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ISBN: 9798230586449

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🏛 Sliced Up Press 📅 2021 🌐 English 📔 Paperback ISBN: 9798230586449

📝 Description: Bodies Full of Burning

Menopause can be hell. With Bodies Full of Burning, Nicole M. Wolverton has selected 16 stories which show how deadly the change of life can be. From state-sanctioned surgeries to transformative encounters with mythical creatures; strained relationships to fiery vengeance, these tales offer thoughtful insights into a topic rarely viewed through the lens of horror. Featuring all-new fiction from: Joe Koch, Marsheila Rockwell, Monique Quintana, Megan M. Davies-Ostrom, Carman Webb, D. A. Jobe, Dr Bunny McFadden, Julie Ann Rees, Victory Witherkeigh, B. J. Thrower and Karen Thrower, E. F. Schraeder, Jennifer D. Adams, Ali Seay, Jude Reid, Shelby Dollar and Max Turner.

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Bodies Full of Burning successfully merges the physical realities of menopause with chilling horror elements. The collection excels in its diverse approach, ranging from state-sanctioned medical interventions to encounters with mythical creatures. Each story contributes to a cohesive theme of transformation and vengeance, avoiding monotonous repetition despite the shared premise. The tone balances thoughtful insight with visceral dread, making it accessible yet disturbing. This anthology is best suited for readers who appreciate literary horror that tackles specific cultural anxieties. It offers a fresh perspective on a rarely explored topic, ensuring the stories feel relevant and impactful rather than exploitative.

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Horror Reads editorial team

Bodies Full of Burning successfully merges the physical realities of menopause with chilling horror elements. The collection excels in its diverse approach, ranging from state-sanctioned medical interventions to encounters with mythical creatures. Each story contributes to a cohesive theme of transformation and vengeance, avoiding monotonous repetition despite the shared premise. The tone balances thoughtful insight with visceral dread, making it accessible yet disturbing. This anthology is best suited for readers who appreciate literary horror that tackles specific cultural anxieties. It offers a fresh perspective on a rarely explored topic, ensuring the stories feel relevant and impactful rather than exploitative.